Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Special U-1

Simple to use handheld gauge / complete kit

€ 435.00 *Prices are exclusive of VAT

Article code: 10002

I.Introduction:

M-1 Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge measures the thickness of an object by precisely calculating the time of the probe sending ultrasonic pulse with the help of couplant to the object and passing through the object until the probe receiving the reflection form the boundary.The operating principle is P-E(pulse-echo).The measuring range is 0.031~11.811inch.

II.Parameter:

Operating principle:

Ultrasonic pulse/echo method with dual-element probes

Probe zero adjustment

Selectable: 1-point calibration: normal measurement

2-point calibration: curve surface measurement or other special application with a high precision

V-path correciton:

Automatic

Measureing range:

0.8mm~300mm,0.031~11.8in

Depending on probe, material and surface condition

Resolution:

0.001in or 0.1mm

Measuring error:

Up to 1in: ±0.002in or ±0.1mm

Above 1in:+/-1%H

H is the height of the testing object

Repeatability:

±0.001in or ±0.1mm

Units:

Selectable: inch or mm

Display:

128*64 dot-matrix LCD screen(1.65*2.24in,42*57mm)

EL backlight and switchable contract ratio

Digit height: 0.54in or 13.75mm

Measurement update rate:

4 Hz in standard measurement mode

25 Hz in MIN capture mode

Material velocity range:

1000~9999m/s,0.039~0.394inch/µs

Power:

Two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries

Warning with low battery voltage

Operating time:

Up to 200 hours (without backlight) with alkaline batteries, depending on operating mode

Auto shut-off:

After 5 minutes of non-use

Operating temperature:

-10...+50?,+14...+122?

Size:

5.86*2.87*1.25in,149*73*32mm(H*W*D)

Weight:

200g,7oz

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Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Special U-1

Simple to use handheld gauge / complete kit

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